Paula Franklin Books

Natasha and the Bear (Stories from Around the World)
Natasha and the Bear (Stories from Around the World)

By Paula Franklin, N. A. Ustinov

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Held captive in the woods by a bear, a young Russian girl cleverly finds a way to return safely home to her grandparents.

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The snail who flew
The snail who flew

By Paula Franklin

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When two caterpillars become butterflies, they offer a snail a chance to fly.

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Gerry goes to town
Gerry goes to town

By Paula Franklin

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Curious about the world outside his zoo home, Gerry the giraffe sneaks out one night to see the town and finds himself involved in several unexpected adventures.

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The greedy monster
The greedy monster

By Paula Franklin

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In a Spanish village, a grandmother and her bees rescue three grandchildren from a hungry monster.

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The golden goose
The golden goose

By Paula Franklin

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A simpleton is rewarded for his kindness with the gift of a golden goose, which helps him to win the hand of a princess.

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Mama wants to be beautiful
Mama wants to be beautiful

By Franklin Paula., Paula Franklin

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With the support of her family, Mama Pig goes on a diet.

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The grasshopper and the ants
The grasshopper and the ants

By Aesop, Paula Franklin, Eve Tharlet

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A grasshopper who sings and dances all summer while the ants diligently gather food, winds up cold and hungry when winter arrives.

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The mischievous princess
The mischievous princess

By Paula Franklin

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Desperate to be rid of their mischievous daughter, the king and queen decide to give her hand in marriage to anyone who can pass three unusual ordeals.

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